A Green Bluff seasonal festival operation offering a 5-acre corn maze, pumpkin donuts, homemade pies, and live music, with a $12 wristband and $5 parking fee for a full-day destination experience.
Funland wristband $12 ($6 seniors), parking $5
Rough cost for a family of four: about $48.00 in admission alone at the posted starting rate, before pumpkins, food, parking or any add-on listed above. Most families end up well north of that once they are through the gate.
Beck’s Harvest House positions itself as a seasonal fall festival, not a simple pumpkin patch. The $12 wristband and $5 parking fee signal a full-day, multi-activity design. You’re buying access to a defined experience, not just pumpkins.
The 5-acre corn maze is the anchor. Homemade pies, fresh pumpkin donuts, and live music fill the supporting roles. This is Green Bluff’s answer to family-event pumpkin picking—less u-pick authenticity, more festival energy.
Budget $12 per person for the wristband, $5 per vehicle for parking. A family of four arrives at $48-$53 for admission and parking. Food (pumpkin donuts and homemade pies) is available at separate cost. This is a mid-range festival cost, not a budget patch. The value depends on how much of the wristband experience you actually use—if kids bail on the maze or activities are fewer than expected, you feel the gate fee.
The record states “funland attractions” as part of the wristband but doesn’t detail what they are. This is the detail most likely to catch a visitor out—arriving expecting a full arcade or play village and finding fewer attractions. Call the farm or check the website (becksharvesthouse.com) to get a specific list of what’s included.
Fresh-made pumpkin donuts are genuinely appealing and a step above standard concession fare. Homemade pies are mentioned. These are real value-adds for families treating the visit as a social or celebratory outing rather than a functional pumpkin-shopping trip. Budget food costs separate from the wristband.
Green Bluff, 15 minutes north of Spokane, is Eastern Washington’s fall-festival cluster. Three or four patches operate in the area on weekends, each with a slightly different model. Beck’s is the festival-heavy option; Siemers Farm (free admission, more activities) and Walters’ Fruit Ranch (u-pick, larger scale) offer alternatives on the same trip. This proximity is useful for comparison shopping or a day-long maze tour.
The festival runs September 21-October 27, weekends only (exact day availability not specified—assume Friday-Sunday). This is not a daily operation; plan accordingly. Closed Tuesdays, per the record.
Eastern Washington October is dry and cool. The 5-acre maze is walkable in typical fall conditions with no mud risk. Sun is direct; bring sun protection. Mornings can be chilly; bring a jacket.
Beck’s suits families seeking a full-day, activity-rich pumpkin-patch experience with food, live music, and festival atmosphere. It’s ideal for groups comfortable with higher admission costs and for visitors treating the outing as entertainment, not just a pumpkin-shopping trip. It’s less suited to budget visitors, u-pick enthusiasts, or visitors seeking a quiet farm experience. If you’re near Spokane and want a festival-oriented fall outing, this works. If you want low-cost pumpkin shopping, look elsewhere on the Green Bluff roster.
September 21 through October 27, 2026 (confirmed dates), weekends (Fri-Sun during festival). Early October offers the best weather (dry, cool) for outdoor mazes in Eastern Washington.
3-4 hours
Green Bluff is a known Eastern Washington fall destination. Festival weekends (especially early October) draw regional traffic. Afternoon arrivals (2pm-5pm) may be busier than morning (10am-1pm).
$5 parking fee noted. Green Bluff location suggests field or gravel lot. Eastern Washington October is dry, so mud risk is low compared to west-of-Cascades patches.
Not confirmed. The 5-acre corn maze requires walking stamina. A $12 wristband may not include accessible accommodations. Call or check the website (becksharvesthouse.com) to confirm ADA access options.
Green Bluff area has multiple fall festival farms (Siemers Farm, Walters' Fruit Ranch, Knapp's U-Pick/Monster Farm). Combine visits for a regional corn-maze and pumpkin-patch day trip 15 minutes north of Spokane.
The record confirms the wristband grants access to funland attractions and the 5-acre corn maze. Specific activities included are not detailed. Call or visit the website to confirm what's covered.
Yes. Parking is $5 per vehicle in addition to the wristband cost.
No. Pumpkin donuts, homemade pies, and concessions are separate food purchases. Budget accordingly.
The record does not specify attraction-closure times on festival days. Assume standard closing at 6pm-8pm and confirm on the website or by phone (number not published).
September 21 – October 27, 2026. Wednesday-Monday. Hours: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM (weekdays), hours vary (weekends).
Admission starts at $12 per person. Funland wristband $12 ($6 seniors), parking $5
We track 6 patches in Eastern Washington, 2 of which are free to walk into. At $12 a head this one sits right on the regional median of $12.
Its season runs about 37 days against a regional average of 37, so it is broadly in line with the rest of the region.
There are 3 other patches we track in Spokane County. All Eastern Washington patches →
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
becksharvesthouse.com
Checked August 2026.